A password manager written in memory-safe Rust.

Forgot My Password (FMP) is a password manager that safely allows you to generate, store, and manage your passwords in encrypted vaults. It uses GPG to protect your sensitive data.

• GUI: Intuitive and fast GUI
• Create Vaults: Create encrypted vaults to store your passwords.
• Modify Accounts: Add, delete, and rename accounts within a vault.
• Passwords: Generate strong passwords and estimate their entropy.
• Backups: Backup and restore vaults securely.
• Modify Account Info: Update account usernames and passwords.
• Cross-platform compatibility: FMP is available on Unix and Windows

• Encryption With GPG: All data is encrypted using GPG. Only users with the correct GPG key can decrypt the vault contents.
• No Plaintext Passwords on Disk: All sensitive information is encrypted before being saved.
• Sensitive Variables Cannot Be Written to Disk: Sensitive variables are not written to disk in any form except encrypted.
• Sensitive Variables Are Obfuscated in Memory: The program uses secure memory handling (Rust’s secrecy crate, memory locking) to prevent secrets from being easily read from RAM.
• Sensitive Variables Are Cleared from Memory: The program zeroizes (overwrites) memory holding secrets when they are no longer needed.
• Memory Locking: System calls (like mlock) prevent sensitive memory from being swapped to disk.
• File Permitions: Strict file permissions are placed on sensitive files.
• Recipient Verification: Encryption is tied to a specific GPG recipient.
• Cross-Platform Secure Handling: Secure memory and file handling are implemented for both Unix and Windows.

1. Prerequisites: Before installing FMP, make sure the following are installed on your system:
   • gpgme
   • libgpg-error
   • cargo
   • rust

See INSTALLATION.md for OS specific installations.

2. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://codeberg.org/lwilko/fmp.git
   cd fmp

3. Build and Install FMP:

   cargo build --release
   cargo install --path .

Run all tests:

cargo test

Run specific tests:

cargo test --test vault_tests
cargo test --test crypto_tests

Note: Update the file in src/tests/recipient.txt to match a valid recipient in your GPG keyring.

Problem: fmp command not found after installation.
Solution: Make sure ~/.cargo/bin is added to your PATH:

export PATH=$PATH:~/.cargo/bin/

Problem: GPG key not found in your keyring.
Solution: Make sure the recipient email matches a key in your GPG keyring. Use:

gpg --list-keys

Contributions are welcome! Please follow these steps to contribute:

1. Fork this repository.
2. Create a new branch for your feature or bug-fix.
3. Submit a pull request with a detailed description of your changes.

This project is licensed under the GPLv3 License. See the LICENSE file for details.